Stanton Moore Live at Baton Rouge, LA @ Chelsea's on 2002-09-21
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Stanton Moore Group (aka NOLA Jamsters)
September 21st, 2002
Baton Rouge, LA @ Chelsea's
Neumann AK50+LC3+KM100(XY) -> Oade m148 -> Apogee AD1000
Recorded by Mike Falcon(Michel0749@hotmail.com)
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recorded by Michael Falcon
Disc I [56:08]
01. Nobody's Blues [Seeger]
02. I Want You (She's So Heavy) [The Beatles]
03. James Brown [Coogan]
Disc II [51:42]
01. Bemsha Swing [Thelonious Monk] > Grant Slant [Charlie Dennard]
02. Whipping Post [The Allman Brothers Band]
Brian Seeger - guitar
Tim Green - saxs
Brian Coogan - keys
Chris Wood - bass
Stanton Moore - drums
This recording circulates as 9/21/01, but I believe that it is actually from 9/21/02.
For one, on 9/21/01, Chris Wood was on tour with MMW and Stanton Moore was on tour with Galactic. In fact, both bands were playing the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Festival in Live Oak, FL on that date.
In this recording band mentions that Johnny & Debra Vidacovich are in the house and that it's their anniversary. I checked Debra Vidacovich's facebook page and September 21 is, indeed, their anniversary.
On 9/21/02, MMW played in NOLA at the Southern Comfort Festival and the next day they played at the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Fest in Live Oak, FL again.
In this recording the band also mentions that is close to 2am, so this could be the night of the 21st/morning of the 22nd or it could be the night of the 20th/morning of the 21st.
Note: there are some spots of digi-noise in track 1 and maybe some of the other tracks.
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December 19, 2018 (edited)
Subject: Additional Info and Confirmation
Subject: Additional Info and Confirmation
Although this has been pretty completely established, I can confirm the date as 9-21-2002, as it is on my gig calendar (http://brianseeger.com/cgi-bin
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/dates_plus.pl?20020900).
The first track is a tune of mine called "Nobody's Blues" that was part of our repertoire at the time. The tune listed as "Taxman" is actually a Brian Coogan composition called "James Brown." The tune after "Bemsha Swing" is a composition from organist Charlie Dennard and me called "Grant Slant." That was a classic one we penned during the Moore and More days. Recently, Dennard reworked this tune and released it on an album with the fantastic New Orleans guitarist Todd Duke.
I rate these tracks as 5 stars mainly because they feature saxophonist Tim Green, one of the all time greats on the saxophone, and an amazing human being that left us way too soon. It is so moving to hear him again here - thank you so much for uploading this.
Regards,
Peace,
Brian Seeger
The first track is a tune of mine called "Nobody's Blues" that was part of our repertoire at the time. The tune listed as "Taxman" is actually a Brian Coogan composition called "James Brown." The tune after "Bemsha Swing" is a composition from organist Charlie Dennard and me called "Grant Slant." That was a classic one we penned during the Moore and More days. Recently, Dennard reworked this tune and released it on an album with the fantastic New Orleans guitarist Todd Duke.
I rate these tracks as 5 stars mainly because they feature saxophonist Tim Green, one of the all time greats on the saxophone, and an amazing human being that left us way too soon. It is so moving to hear him again here - thank you so much for uploading this.
Regards,
Peace,
Brian Seeger
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November 5, 2015
Subject: This show is indeed 09-21-2002
Subject: This show is indeed 09-21-2002
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I was at this show, and it was recorded by Mike Falcon.
Here is a link to his source information: http://www.phishhook.com/view/details.php?recID=3059982
Here is a link to his source information: http://www.phishhook.com/view/details.php?recID=3059982
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